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Newspaper

Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1965

Page

8

Johnson Unveils Health Care Plan Focuses on Social Security

President Johnson proposed a broad health program centered on Social Security. He urged enactment this year of medical insurance for citizens 65 and over and a hospital insurance program for the aged. The plan also seeks grants for regional medical complexes, support for health profession schools, and expanded services for children, mental health, rehabilitation, and drug control. No dollar total given.

Washington Johnson Congress Health Profession Health Professions

Air Force plans to disband 155 reserve recovery units

The Air Force will disband 155 reserve recovery units by April, affecting about 8,000 reservists in 44 states and Washington DC. The move, likely a step toward merging the Air Force Reserve with the Air National Guard, follows prior cuts and aims to save costs while allowing personnel to transfer or train as individuals.

Washington Air Force Air Force Reserve District of Columbia Air National Guard Army Reserve National Guard United States Missouri Kansas 9535Th Great Bend 9533Rd Wichita

Indonesia quits United Nations and agencies

President Sukarno announced Indonesia has walked out of the United Nations and will withdraw from U N agencies including UNESCO and WHO. He cited protests against ongoing aid and pledged to pursue the crash Malaysia campaign despite international appeals to stay in the UN system.

Jakarta Indonesia Sukarno United Nations U.N U.N., Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization World Health Organization Malaysia

Touch of Spring to Fade Away in Lawrence Weather

The Lawrence area sees record warmth with 64 degrees by 2 pm surpassing the 57 degree 1948 record tied in 1954. The U S Weather Bureau forecasts variable clouds and mild tonight, then a much colder Friday with possible snow flurries north of town and northerly winds.

Four Payson teens die in jail from carbon monoxide

Carbon monoxide poisoning ruled the cause of death for four Payson High School youths aged 15 to 18 after they were jailed on beer theft suspicions. Autopsies performed in Globe confirmed the deaths as authorities investigated an equipment leak and brief illness among investigators.

Payson Ariz Arizona Globe Alfred D. Musgrave Gila Lyman Peace Tom Drake Payson High School Clifford Greenland Pine Kenny Haught John Watkins Blaine Schroeder Payson Country Club

American Held By FBI as Spy For Russians

FBI agents arrested 29 year old Long Island fuel oil distributor Robert N Thompson in Babylon New York on charges of spying for the Soviet Union He allegedly joined the Soviet intelligence network in Berlin in 1957 while in the US Air Force The FBI said he conspired to transmit military secrets to the USSR and planned payments using codes and false identities Thompson a Bay Shore resident was to be arraigned in Brooklyn federal court The case ties Kudashkian a Soviet national formerly with the UN secretary general in New York to the espionage plot The FBI noted the danger to military equipment sites code books and US counterintelligence and traced Thompson through several US postings and a 1958 Air Force court martial verdict

Babylon N.Y FBI Long Island Soviet Union Robert N. Thompson Washington J. Edgar Hoover Thompson U.S Brooklyn Hoover United States Kudashkian U.N. Secretariat New York Russia N. Gardiner Drive Bay Shore Detroit Air Force West Berlin Labrador Robert Thompson

Black Letter Day for White House Aide Kilduff

Malcolm M. Kilduff, assistant press secretary, endures a rough Monday at the White House. A damaged car bill of 164.40, a teleprompter breakdown during the President's State of the Union, and a street crash leave him nursing a ripped toenail after an evening calamity.

White House Washington Malcolm M. Kilduff Congress Kilduff

Employment Drop Reported in Lawrence Area

The Lawence Employment Security Division reports non farm wage and salary employment in Lawrence fell from 14 850 in mid November to 14 750 in mid December with losses in contract construction and services. Government remains the top employer with 6 250 jobs.

Lawrence Walter T. Johns Lawencé Employment Security Division Johns

KU Music Groups Plan Winter Carmina Burana Concert

About 350 KU students and Lawrence residents will perform Carmina Burana at 3 30 p m Sunday in Hoch Auditorium. University Chorus and University Symphony Orchestra directed by Clayton Krehbiel James Ralston and Robert Baustian feature soloists Martha Randall David Holloway and Richard Wright. Rehearsals began this fall. translations will be provided. no admission charge.

Lawrence Carl Orff University Chorus Clayton Krehbiel James Ralston University Symphony Orchestra Robert Baustian Hoch Martha Randall Mankato David Holloway Gas City Richard Wright Clifton Ct Krehbiel Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra Court of Love

Aid Ban Proposed Against Destructive Riots

Sen. Stuart Symington proposes a legal ban on foreign aid to nations that permit rioters to destroy U S properties. The plan targets Indonesia and the United Arab Republic with the aim of restricting aid to nations allowing such acts.

Washington U.S Stuart Symington D-Mo Indonesia United Arab Republic

Lawrence Construction Boom Sets New Records in 1964

In 1964 Lawrence saw record levels in private building with total valued at $6.74 million, second only to 1958. 504 living units started including 332 in 17 apartment buildings, while 140 homes and 16 duplexes began. December permits reached $240,552, third largest December total on record, with major projects like a $120,000 Spencer Chemical facility.

Lawrence Louis Stone Stone McCollum Kansas University Quaker Valley Construction Co Spencer Chemical Co 9Th Street Santa Fe East Lawrence Western Homes 26Th St 25Th St SE Dow Wellington Rd Orvil Beer Avalon Rd Jack Howard Hose Lane Associates Quaker Valley Const 9Th St

Whistle Suggested Against Obscene Calls

Wichita police Captain Hannon advised women to blow a whistle into the telephone when faced with obscene calls. He stated the loud sharp noise can deter callers and reduce repeated harassment.

Wichita Floyd Hannon Hannon

KU Grad Joe Engle Named Among Top Ten Young Men

Capt. Joe H. Engle KU 1955 graduate and X-15 pilot test officer at Edwards AFB is named among America’s Ten Outstanding Young Men by the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce. The honors, announced for a Santa Monica awards congress January 15 16, include diverse figures from aviation to medicine and journalism.

Joe H. Engle Kansas University U. S. Air Force America U.S. Junior Chamber of Commerce Chapman Engle Edwards Air Force Base Calif Mary Katherine Lawrence Kansas City John Artichoker Jr Lame Deer Mont Ent John Cowles Jr Minneapolis Star and Tribune Daniel Fountain Republic of the Congo E. William Henry Washington, D. C Federal Communications Commission Herbert Kaufman Florida University William McColl Los Angeles James Mercereau Dearborn Mich Ford Motor Company Frank

Avery Names Williams and Jones to Governor's Liaison Team

Gov elect William Avery picks Odd Williams 38 of Lawrence as legislative liaison to the 1965 Kansas House and Laurin W. Jones of Dodge City as Senate liaison. Williams, former House speaker pro tem, will live in Lawrence and travel to Topeka for duties. Jones has served in both chambers and retires from the Senate. Both appointments were noted in the Journal-World.

William Avery Odd Williams Lawrence Kansas House of Representatives Williams Kansas House Douglas County Avery Laurin W. Jones Dodge City Senate Jones The Journal-World House Topeka Calif. St Kansas U.S Rep. Williams Sen. Jones Gov. Avery

Weather Outlook Northeast Kansas Friday Cold Front

Variable cloudiness and mild to night with southwest winds diminishing tonight. Friday mostly cloudy and turning much colder with increasing northerly winds and a chance of snow flurries in northern counties. Low tonight 40 to 45. High Friday 45. See page two for readings and temperatures.

Kansas Rida Ben Ise Riday See Saam Jayne

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